NEW TO SCIENCE.
AURORA'S DISCOVERIES. 1 i (Received 9.35 ajn.) HOBAKT, this day. Professor Flynn, biologist of the ' Aurora, in an interview, said that the I ' specimens obtained by dredging include i ' representatives of practically every in-! / vertebrate class. They would be distri- j ) buted among scientists Tor examination | ] and description. i The fish secured at great depths were weird and apparently new to science. ' SHIP OFFICERS' WAGES. ] 1 i POSSIBILITY OF STRIKE. • ; (Received 10.50 a.m.) MELBOURNE, this day. 1 The High Court decision in the Her- * chant Service Guild case has caused much ' dissatisfaction among members of the j 1 organisation. An interstate shipping ■ 1 strike is predicted if the companies re- ' vert to the old rates of payment. The men are determined, if proposals I shortly to be placed before the employers ' are not accepted, to cease work in each ' State.
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Auckland Star, Volume XLIII, Issue 302, 18 December 1912, Page 5
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